Williams High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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77 Doe-Wah-lack 1964 is not just a record of our year together here, but it is also an interpretation of what Williams High School has been and what its spirit has meant to each of us. As students. we realize that education is the strongest foundation of a forceful per- sonality. For three years, under the guidance of the faculty. we have tried to attain knowledge to build that foundation. We have aspired to grow, not only in scientific knowledge and physical strength, but also in strength of character, in wisdom. and in a deeper understanding of ourselves and our fellow students. We have begun our struggle for maturity. Throughout the pages that follow. we have tried to include all phases of school life that have been a part of the period of development for each of us. Although the pattern of our progress has been as individual as each of us is unique, each one has had the opportunities and has known some of the experiences depicted here. We hope that the color of the divider pages will be as vivid as your happy memories, and that the dark pages will reemphasize the fact that the serious moments have an important place in our lives. In our attempt to make the book a complete record of all activities, we have added pages to include groups that have not been pictured in other years. We, the 196-L Doe-Wah-lack staff, hope that with this volume you will relive the year at Williams High School in the full realization that this time of your life is but a prelude.